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Radar Level Measurementby Editorial Staff Radar level instruments measure the distance from the transmitter (located at some high point) to the surface of a process material located farther below in much the same way as ultrasonic transmitters – by measuring the time-of-flight of a traveling wave. The fundamental difference between a radar instrument and an ultrasonic instrument is the type of wave used: radio waves instead of sound waves. Radio waves are electromagnetic in nature (comprised of alternating electric and magnetic fields), and very high frequency (in the microwave frequency range – GHz). Additional Information: Production Capacity: 100 Delivery Time: EX STOCK Packaging Details: CORRUGATED BOX

Reflex level guage applicable upto 200 kg/cm and upto 400 deg cent Cryo applications upto -196 deg cent Toughened borosilicate glass with serrations For applicability in critical, acidic, cryo and temperature zone IBR certified device available NACE, H2S service compatibility applicable Non frost extension Heat tracing available Applicable for refinery, petrochemical, chemical, power, radioactive, fertilizer, food, pharma, metal industry applications Additional Information: Production Capacity: 100 Delivery Time: 3 -4 WEEK Packaging Details: EXPORTWORTHY